Black Cashel Bandage Shipping Boot standing upright and closed, with the Cashel logo label on the front and adjustable hook-and-loop closures down the side.
Black Cashel Bandage Shipping Boot wrapped closed with its hook-and-loop straps fastened, showing the padded lining at the top and bottom edges.
Cashel Bandage Shipping Boot laid open flat, showing the white padded lining and black hook-and-loop closure straps on a black elastic horse leg wrap.
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Black Cashel Bandage Shipping Boot standing upright and closed, with the Cashel logo label on the front and adjustable hook-and-loop closures down the side.
Black Cashel Bandage Shipping Boot wrapped closed with its hook-and-loop straps fastened, showing the padded lining at the top and bottom edges.
Cashel Bandage Shipping Boot laid open flat, showing the white padded lining and black hook-and-loop closure straps on a black elastic horse leg wrap.

Bandage Shipping Boots

$49.99
$49.99
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Color: Black
Size: 12-inch
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Description

The Bandage/Ship Boot's unique elastic with hook-and-loop closure system provides an adjustable yet non-binding fit that takes the effort and guesswork out of wrapping. These versatile bandages are ideal for post workout, overnight stabling, shipping, turnout, or over liniment. Wash in cold water, air dry. Pair.

  • Elastic hook-and-loop closure
  • Non-binding fit
  • Great for post workout or shipping
  • Washable and reusable
  • Easy to apply

SKU: BBA-BLA-12

Care instructions

Follow the care instructions on your product’s tag or packaging. Keep products clean and inspect regularly for wear, damage, or loose stitching, replacing worn parts or products as needed.
Shipping & Returns

Shipping
In-stock orders typically ship within 2–3 business days. Standard delivery takes 3–7 business days after shipment, and expedited options are available at checkout. Shipping rates are calculated at checkout. Some large or heavy items can’t ship to P.O. Boxes or APO/FPO addresses.

Returns
Unused items in their original packaging, with tags attached, can be returned within 30 days of purchase. Please contact us for a Return Authorization number before sending anything back. Return shipping is the customer’s responsibility. Personalized items, sale items and international orders are final sale. If your order arrives damaged or incorrect, let us know within 7 days of delivery.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are shipping boots easier to use than standing wraps?

For most people, yes. These go on with elastic hook-and-loop closures, so you get an even, non-binding fit without having to know how to roll a bandage.
Can I leave bandage shipping boots on overnight in the stall?

Yes. They're made for overnight stabling, trailering, turnout, and after a hard workout. You can also put them over liniment.
How do you clean Cashel shipping boots?

Wash them in cold water and let them air dry. They're sold as a pair and hold up to repeat washing.
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Barbara H.
Nice quality, easy on and off

Love these standing wraps. The material doesn't make my horse's legs sweat like traditional standing wraps.

M
Moose
Okay, but there are better ones out there

I picked up a pair of wraps at plantation fields that I loved, but forgot the brand of, so I bought these hoping they were close. The independent elastic velcro fasteners on theaw boots do not give me the desired support of my other wraps (which has one singular fastener that is velcro and as tall as the wrap). These wraps are okay for basics, but offer no support in comparison to a true standing wrap.

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S. Emery
Great leg wraps

I love them and cover them with professional choice boot covers so they can go out 24/7 with my cushing's horse.

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Kindle Customer
Pass on These

Ehhh, these are real iffy wraps. They don’t tighten enough for good compression post surgery & the exposed Velcro tabs are a magnet for mouthy horses. Maybe for shipping they would be a better choice. I end up going over them with Vetwrap anyway so the savings just isn’t there, money or time wise.